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During Ramadan, Dubai offers travelers an opportunity to immerse themselves in local culture. Despite misconceptions as an off-season, Ramadan allows for a deeper cultural experience. With over 75% of Dubai's population being Muslim, the city's rhythm changes, offering vibrant nightlife with extended hours at malls and restaurants post 'Iftar' meals. Festive lights enhance Dubai's nighttime beauty, with thematic 'Ramadan Souqs' offering traditional items and foods. 'Iftar' and 'Suhoor' meals provide a taste of communal spirit. Travelers can also enjoy mosque tours and festive events like 'Hai Ramadan'. While respecting local customs such as dress codes during this period, visitors can enjoy discounts and unique cultural experiences. Ramadan in Dubai showcases the city’s dual spirit – contemplative during the day, celebratory at night, providing a rich travel experience beyond mere sightseeing.